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  1. Jonny Rat
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    Hi all, I've looked through for an answer to my question but to no avail so far. I'm trying to turn an .avi (DivX) into a VCD. The process works in ffmpegx, but only when 'decode with quicktime' isn't used, and creates synch problems. However, when I used quicktime to decode instead it it created a blank video stream (audio OK).
    Following some of the advice in here, I installed the QT MPEG-2 component (to system/library/QT). Now, however, the decode with QT option just produces a garbled videostream.
    Sorry if I'm being dim about all this; I'm a full on noob at all this.
    Cheers!

  2. "Decode with Quicktime" will normally work if Quicktime player is able to play the input movie.

  3. Jonny Rat
    Guest
    Cheers for the advice; there was indeed a problem with QT's DivX component. Installing the 3ivx component solved the problem. Good work on FFmpegx; it's an excellent piece of software.

  4. kay101011
    Guest
    and how do you brun the output-files??
    there are a cuple of files produced by ffmpegx:
    -the mpeg2 audiostream .mp2
    -the mpeg2 video .m2v
    -the muxed signal .mpg (whitch i actually burn with toast to a vcd)
    but there are also 2 imagefiles and a toc-file - somehow you can use the to burn the vcd - but it won't work on my system, i can't even mount that files! what is wrong??

  5. If you selected VCD preset, you should have obtained VCD authored files, that is, .bin and .cue (only the .bin should be burned in Toast 5 VCD mode). Other presets like CVD and SVCD enable the SVCD authoring, which make a .toc and two .img files. To burn these, you should use Toast 5 in Multitrack XA mode, and drop the two files (_1 first, _2 second) and burn. The .toc file is needed to burn with MMB instead of Toast.

  6. larrybob
    Guest
    The VCD's I have burned from divx avi's are always out of sync with the audio. Any advicd?

  7. Do they play insync with VLC or Mplayer?

  8. larrybob
    Guest
    Is there an mplayer for Mac?

    I tried to play the disc (VCD) in VLC, but I only got errors.

    It plays fine in my DVD player other than the audio being out of sync.

  9. Yes, there is Mplayer OSX for Mac (get it from VersionTracker.com).

  10. kay101011
    Guest
    hmm .... toast can't read the 2. image-file (neither 5.2 then 6) - there is no readable filesystem. when i ignore it trys to create a filesystem - but this will produce a dummy-file with the size of the orig. image.

  11. You need to select Others > Multitrack XA Mode before dropping your .img files into Toast.




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